Muddy Waters - Live In Chicago 1979

Muddy Waters - Live in Chicago 1979
Tracklist:
0:00 Last nite
7:12 Harry's groove
11:55 Instrumental with spoken intro by Muddy Waters
14:01 Nine below zero
19:20 Baby please don't go
23:49 They call me Muddy Waters
29:41 Everything's gonna be alright
33:41 Manish boy
38:50 Lonesome in my bedroom
43:27 Corinne Corinna
47:36 Kansas city
55:28 Caldonia
1:01:38 Long distance call
1:08:35 Hold it
1:09:42 Got my mojo working (Encore)

[@vojtechwolf5601]

*Credits* Bass - Calvin "Fuzz" Jones Drums - Willie "Big Eyes" Smith Guitar - Bob Margolin, Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson, Muddy Waters Harmonica - Jerry Portnoy Mastered By - Little Walter Devenne Piano - Pinetop Perkins Producer, Liner Notes - Ron Bartolucci Vocals - Muddy Waters (tracks: 4 to 13)

[@Hairyblues]

Thx👌

[@freshwaterdavis5731]

#1 Warriors of Righteousness!

[@michaeldsnts]

That's "Steady Rollin'" Bob Margolin ✌️♥️🎵

[@cayetanopinedohernandez3541]

No. Knn

[@ferminurrutia9261]

@@Hairyblues tiene un ritmo de p*** madre esto es música y no la da ahora

[@justalittleofftopicbut373]

I was not there but I am now.

[@michaeldsnts]

Welcome home.......✌️♥️🎵

[@mariamariscal5616]

Tarde pero seguro mijo 😁✌️

[@uriahsimpson06]

Aint that it brother ✌

[@The_Farmish_One]

Shut your 👄

[@PeterKertesz2013]

I wonder if any astronauts has been listened to this ever before in space. Muddy was one of the Gods of the blues.🎶🎸🎶🚀

[@davidsmith7243]

Saw Muddy in my hometown Hamilton Ontario in 1977. John Hammond Jr. opened. Then Muddy opening for Eric Clapton in Buffalo two years later.

[@billhammond5771]

Dan Rather in an interview with Gregg Allman he asked him at your funeral what songs you want to be played Greg said anything by Muddy Waters

[@abpccpba]

I started listening on AM radio to some station in Shreveport LA. in Phoenix AZ. 1955 going on 82 in October

[@dlaminisamuelr5864]

LISTENING TO MUDDY WHILST FACING THE MIDLIFE CRISES OR RATHER CHALLENGES AT AN EARLY AGE, KEEPS ME GOING

[@timadamson3378]

As a teenager, I got to see him in Chicago at Navy Pier around this time. Pure, clean, dirty blues.

[@stanislavbochkov9829]

Lucky man👍

[@califlorida5210]

I was there too! Small world!

[@JayBe443]

This man flows so smoothly, yet it hits all kind of ways. A real blues heavyweight champion. His voice is a very impactful instrument

[@jamesmcfeely6592]

Back in 79 saw muddy at this little club called Harry's hopes in a small town outside of Chicago (Cary I'll) held about 50 people at break I asked muddy if I could buy him a cocktail he said sure give me a courvicea it's good for the pipes sat had a couple of drinks just shot the shit what a unique guy

[@acertiger591]

The wife met him in 1974 @ a ski resort 60 miles N. of the Windy City, she was working on the ski patrol team, he was playing in the bar. She introduced herself, my Louisianian gal. Growing up in the Deep south on All the Those great blue tunes & Knew them by heart. She danced & sang right along with him, He was a real tenderhearted Gentle kind man. A Great grandma now & can still Out dance the ALL the kids. Hallelujah & Amen

[@gregfechik4275]

That had to be at a place that became Harry Hope's in Cary,il. I saw Muddy there in 1979 and the incomparable Willie Dixon in 1980.

[@dennissweeney6774]

Nice story. he is my favorite blues player but never got to see him he played the Beacon theater with JOHNNY WINTER in 1979 just missed it .I got see J.W a lot and they had BESON and HEDGES BLUES FESTIVAL in the late 1980s so many great act's it was a couple of nights . There were so many shows in the 70s and 80s and 90s live shows are were it's at. Miss them days. Stay safe my friends.

[@robynvanhorn]

I'm jealous 😘🥰

[@sarascovil2550]

Great Great Story! Thank You💝🎼💝

[@sarascovil2550]

Love Muddy Waters!!! 💝🎼💝

[@karmenjazbec7743]

yeah Muddy you are the legend we all miss you I am just smoking and listening to you

[@georgelwalker8299]

I got to talk shop with muddy and one of his side men one early morning with me buying the beers and sitting stage side just laughing and talking about life on the road..I'll never forget it..Maples inn , Beaconsfield Beaconsfield,

[@oldscout80]

I started checking out the Blues on KDIA radio in the West Bay Area in 1957 when I was 14. Lightin Hopkins, Brownie Magee, Sonny Terry, Howlin Wolf, Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker, and many more, Muddy is one of my favorites. I'm 78 now in Minnesota and still lovin' all of it. Thanks for the good blues and memories.

[@griffhenshaw5631]

Kdia......K. D I A lucky 13.....boy that brings back memories. I love muddy.........and all the rest u mentioned. By my day it was temptations, Supreme, al green, etc. Heard buddy Guy one say there used to be 1 thing R&B....I missed the blues on am radio. .

[@melissasalsbury4705]

Radio loving family here in 1000 islands, Ontario. Sweet Cali radio. Keep warm and relax. This music is fire!

[@oldscout80]

@@melissasalsbury4705 Keeps you warm and toasty don't it !

[@roddcayton6379]

That's all good stuff.

[@wmpopper]

During the 1960s through the 1980s, the station was the premier soul and funk station in the San Francisco Bay Area. The station helped launch the careers of such musicians as Sly and the Family Stone. Its tagline at that time was "KDIA, Lucky 13." (Wikipedia)

[@garythomas-gt8tg]

Muddy, is the king! Don't get me wrong, B.B. is all that and more. Yet, I still have to give it to muddy.I just love, his music.

[@gsgiles]

My accountant, the Rogue Dentist and I saw Muddy Waters Live in Ann Arbor at the State Theatre in 1979. It was a packed house. The band came on stage and played for 15 minutes. Muddy came out, the crowd went wild. I mean how often do you get to see a real musical legend up close and personal? He showed up drunk and sat on a little stool with his guitar. Five minutes into the show he started checking his watch. I told my friends 'watch, he is getting ready to leave.' After playing for 15 minutes he mumbled "I gotta go but the band is still gonna play" and proceeded to stumble off stage and out of sight. The whole time that he did play (what little there was) one of his devoted but inarticulate fans sitting directly behind me spent the whole time screaming gibberish. Within a few minutes the crowd got up and filed out as the band played on, after all they were under contract, to an empty house. Apparently the promoter failed to specify that sobriety and Muddy himself actually needed to be present. Muddy is long dead so I guess my friends and I will never get our $7 back.

[@davidjenkins3854]

I saw muddy waters at Harry Hopes in cary illinois in 80 and 81... The coolest intimate little nightclub it was my favorite Hangout....the bar was downstairs music upstairs... seating for about150 to 200 people...I was in the third row sitting right in front of him both times.... just too cool.... the perfect place to see him in an intimate little setting.....

[@DonutSwordsman]

as a historian, do you remember what bar? thanks for sharing the story

[@davewingfield4233]

I was privileged to be in a blues band called driving sideways in 78' and opened up for the legendary muddy waters at a place called the belle starr in gcolden n.y.

[@RomuloPardoUrias]

better impossible, major style, great sound, magic guitar, erotic touch on strings, thunderbolt piano, full moon harmony, better impossible

[@DisneyRelaxingMusicStudio]

This music was with me everyday while I was writing my masters thesis.

[@nyquist5190]

I saw Muddy Waters live in summer 1980. For a high school youngster it was a glimpse into mythical origins of rock music.

[@stefanschleps8758]

I missed seeing Elvis Presly, BB King, and Bob Marley. But I did see...........the blues!

[@robertbetts9712]

prescribed listening , Muddy , Hard Again . Muddy MISSISSIPPI wATERS live . mUDDY fATHERS N sONS , mUDDY iM Ready , Muddy Real Folk Blues .

[@onthebus11]

got to see BB once

[@michaelrakich5301]

I got to meet the king bee years ago up in Merrillville working for Tony Lama boots. He came in with a gorilla at each shoulder. Bought a gorgeous pair of blue snake skins and wore them that night at the concert across the street at the Holiday Star theater which he prompt me handed me to backstage passes for! What a fantastic evening what a showman... My most memorable part of 1987!

[@lowcountryrambler1251]

Like Gregg Allman told Dan Rather.. how can anybody listen to Muddy and sit still...? He gets me going STILL"... then he told him "play ANYTHING BY MUDDY AT MY FUNERAL". I know how he feels. I miss em both.

[@mauricioslanelagunes687]

THE BEST KANSAS I EVER HEARD A REAL MASTERPIECE ALIVE GIVE ME MORE WINE UUUUUUU

[@eileenbailey2093]

This is the blues--the way it was meant to be played! When I finally travel to the Great Beyond (wherever that may be), I will pull up a cloud, close my eyes and listen to Muddy for the rest of eternity.

[@BladeR2049]

I'm with you

[@igotasweetass]

add mississippi joe green and im with you

[@eileenbailey2093]

@@BladeR2049 I'll reserve a cloud for you

[@ramsareit]

CHICAGO Blues....I lived there....much diff than KC or St Lou or out west

[@DannyDake-ff8fz]

I grew up in 60s red neck texas our grand mother turned us onto the finest music muddy was one of the best

[@mjmj997]

I got too play in his house in westmont IL witch was a honor. Eric Clapton the Beatles and many more partied and played in that house.

[@oldbluesstudio]

Sovereign God, I beseech you to shower this beloved friend and their family with your abundant blessings, both seen and unseen. May every area of their lives be touched by your goodness, and may they continually experience your faithfulness in every season.

[@jj-eg5up]

I started jamming Muddy Waters when I was about 15 back in the 90s. The CDs at half price books taught me about alot of the greats.

[@fernandoretana9519]

I was there, left, came back and left again.

[@henrywilloughby4225]

first met Muddy in 1968 this recording brings tears to my eyes

[@thenaturesoundstv9747]

Its 2022 and this is a masterpiece!

[@josipkoic93]

it will always be! Cheers from Croatia :)

[@mvpmanatee]

its 2023 and this is a masterpiece!!

[@whatevss]

@@mvpmanatee its 2463 and still a masterpiece

[@markfromct2]

2023 still here!

[@robertpiekosz7470]

I saw Muddy at the 1st Chicagofest in 78. Great set !! R.I.P Mannish Boy

[@angelofurno4876]

I like the 64 blues at the Chicago rail yard with everyone together

[@thehealthychefri]

The beautiful pioneers of the Blues, the Blues, that the Stones and Led Zeppelin, fell in love with! Maybe it was the Blues that pulled them through!

[@allanplant8756]

I saw Muddy waters and his incredible band live in Melbourne in about 1974 (when I was about 23). I didn't previously know about him. I don't think I could quite believe what I was experiencing. The noise was just like live magic. I remember floating out of Dallas Brooks Hall in a daze. I'd been to many top rock concerts prior to that, but this experience beat all of them. Even now, as I write and listen, this download is bringing it all back to me. Thanks so much.

[@Hairyblues]

Thank you for your story.

[@ChintuRai-fk8rr]

Noise?

[@eco4life1]

That is amazing, can feel the magic from your words. Thanks for sharing!

[@ddoeser5830]

Goedemiddag Nederland Provincie Groningen mooiste plekje om te wonen ! Wie niet ?? IKKE Wel " GEBOREN & GETOGEN ❤🇳🇱🙏🌹👋

[@RWM0000]

Was lucky enough to see him in 1980 a couple of years before he passed. I've seen a lot of bands over the years but no one had more stage presence than Muddy. RIP big man.

[@OffTheWagons]

How I feel seeing Carlos Santana. Best show still and was over 20yrs ago

[@robertbetts9712]

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BLUES

[@lindlhubbard2513]

I saw him at Howard University with BB King and Richie Havens in 1970. Met Richie when he came out to watch Muddy play. Best night of my life at that point!!!! Still have Richie Havens autograph!

[@MrBunghole666]

nice man, nice.

[@bluejack644]

My dog loves this. He has great taste in music.

[@napoleoncorneliusscipio5141]

This is the definition of soul---this is the blues.

[@tamerucaner2161]

See here, I love music. İ love blues, jazz, rock, classic rock, metal, country all of thee above. Look I'm 29 years old, I have missed so many amazing, and spectacular events from the past, I wish I could have been there for. But Listening to this recording of Muddy Waters here is one of the greatest things I have ever done! Hearing this recording makes me fall deeper in love with the music this amazing man created! His music, and many others, will always live on!!!! Thank You God for Muddy Waters!

[@paulferranti8536]

I used to go see Muddy as often as possible. I especially enjoyed “Evening Of Blues” tour with Johnny Winter and James Cotton. Just the best ! Oh yeah, go Pinetop!

[@roxannebulthuis5946]

Dude, that's awesome, especially with James Cotton and Jonny Winters!!!!

[@rhwinner]

I put off finishing saying my rosary to listen....

[@laurenthallez]

Each time time I need a boost, I listen this maestro of blues music. Hoochie coochie man you are...

[@tamerucaner2161]

I'm 30minutes in...this is just tooo good. My brain can't process the true greatness of this! Wow! i cant compute!!! Hahaha

[@professorcensored3647]

What a fucking show! What a treat for that live audience, my goodness!

[@stevetrivago]

Where would we be without musicianship like this… He left us a helluva gift. 🎼

[@ront2457]

Got to see Muddy during this time and after the show was over Pinetop Perkins came back out and played Piano for the crowd as the place emptied. Some of us just hung around the piano as he played for the people. You could feel his love of playing just for the sake of playing...

[@leolopes4072]

Muito show esse momento com certeza!!!

[@roxannebulthuis5946]

GREAT JOB, FOR HANGING OUT, FOR Pinetop

[@bigcrier]

THIS is blues people. This is blues

[@charlesgreen6880]

Damn Chicago got spoiled that night, what an awesome concert !!!!

[@williamt2951]

I first heard the Blues on a "soul" station (I personally detest that label) in Buffalo NY in 1964. The fact that the Stones lifted their name and tunes from Muddy, piqued my couriosity even more and sent me along a road of a life long love of the Blues. From Muddy, Wolf, B.B., Hubert Sumlin, Pinetop, Jimmy Reed to the "new" player, Christone, Samantha Fish, Tommy Castro, Joe Bonamassa and dozens of others, the Blues is still alive and well. I have Sirius radio in my SUV and the only station I listen to is B.B. King's BLUESVILLE. As Willie Dixon once said, "Blues is the truth". Well said, Mr. D!

[@ramsareit]

through the Stones, me too...but, the Stones always credited the Willie Dixon, Muddy and the CHicago blues, and paid homage to it in many ways....

[@rodneysutton6799]

Muddy was the best.still is ..everyone plays his riffs .....God got him playin for him .... Amen

[@wellintondejesusalves5759]

00joelhos de 000000

[@wellintondejesusalves5759]

0

[@wellintondejesusalves5759]

0

[@danbrown4420]

Bass player is super tight, keeping it grooving steady all the way through.

[@marcopirovano3706]

Conosciuto ascoltando stones ...stasera! Musica pura e pura per me è top siamo anni indietro rispetto ..... vedi te spettacolo!!!!! Music top🌏

[@trevorgwelch7412]

I saw him live in Toronto - signed my Strat then I sold it ! 🎸🇨🇦✨✨✨

[@andrewberrett2379]

my dad was a masive colecter of jazz i can see way know. I am into this sort of music. it true music no like now with all modern great music by muddy waters

[@spinedoc18]

This is IT!!! Sorry I never saw Muddy live. I had the good fortune to see Pinetop at the Lone Star Roadhouse in NYC. Saw him upstairs sitting by himself, bought him a drink, and we chatted a bit. Only in NY.

[@wes.lee11.27]

wow, jealous

[@leannewhite475]

Can't beat Pinetop on the piano. One of the best blues concerts ever. Don't want to miss a note.

[@yveslaflute9228]

I met him years later, he filled the piano for a band at the Ottawa Jazz festival, 3 days on the road for a hundred $ or 2. He didn't bring his CDs for sale, would have made over 1 000$ for a luggage full, many Ks if he'd sent some for delivery, a true musician he was!

[@michaelmoon6675]

The harpist in Muddy waters band was pure badass..💯🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🐥✌️

[@roxannebulthuis5946]

I'm from Chicago and I have met Muddy and many others at KINGSTON MINES

[@michaeldsnts]

.........or Buddy Guys'

[@roxannebulthuis5946]

A WONDERFUL TIME!!!

[@roxannebulthuis5946]

@@michaeldsnts Hi Mikey, it's Roxanne. Your right about Buddy Guy. He's a really good friend of mine and I love him so much. I'm glad he's still with us!!! He's got his club, LEDGENS, in Chicago and I was there for the party the night before he opened to the public!!!

[@heatherlunergan6935]

I have his autograph from the Colonial Tavern, Toronto, 1972. He bought my friend and I a beer! And I flew from Fredericton NB to Toronto in 1996 with Pinetop Perkins. So much amazing music.

[@williamhughesblack7906]

My god🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@bobcondon9602]

This is one of the best blues bands to ever be on stage together, and Muddy was the King Bee. Bob Margolin, Luther Guitar Junior Johnson, and and Jerry Portnoy are still jamming, go see them if you can. RIP Muddy, Pinetop. Willie and Fuzz. Their 77 tour with Johnny Winter and James Cotton is still the best show that I've ever seen out of at least 1,000. There are shows available. Willie is by far my favorite drummer. Check out his schism on Walkin Thru the Park on Johnny's Nothin But the Blues album. Muddy and Johnny trade vocals. Johnny, the Brits, and Bill Graham all helped introduce Muddy to the world. Dog bless them. Muddy's 50's and 60's bands were incredible too with Jimmy Rogers, Little and Big Walter (Jimmy, Muddy. And Big Walter reunited in the 70's for Muddy's I'm Ready album. His bands and recordings featured so many legends. If you're a auperfan, check out Muddy's albums and his band nembers solo works, you will be astounded. Sammy Lawhorn, Otis Spann, Sunnyland Slim, Junior Wells, Luther Tucker, Louis and Dave Myers, Pat Hare, Frances Clay, Fred Below, Carey Bel, S.P. Leary, and so many more.

[@paristexas919]

"Dog bless them" 🤣😂

[@timoconnor8520]

@@paristexas919 Heh!! Good one, friend!! ~~moteus

[@ERen-tj6jg]

Definitely agree with you Muddy was the best..so was John Lee Hooker Willy Dixon.

[@edwinquirk1768]

Amen!

[@randyjones4044]

did you not forget willie dixon

[@anitkithra]

This is Soul Cleansing music. thank you God for Muddy Waters

[@sonnyboybluesharpfargo8705]

Exactly what it does for me...back on the tracks Baby!

[@arnaudveraart]

Love to Jam along With My Guitar Love you Muddy Waters Forever!

[@Uncle_Jun]

Can this be the best album of all time?

[@timflynn549]

Saw Muddy many times in Toronto. He was my favorite by far.

[@andresesper4790]

I was 8 years old when Muddy Waters performed this concert. I cannot believe it! So great! And Caldonia is magic!

[@andresesper4790]

@@michaelthorne5441 If I was 8 years old in 1979, I cannot be 89 now in 2021.

[@michaeldsnts]

Caught Muddy the first time in 1978, I was 21 ...........✌️♥️🎵

[@davidbeloved1]

This is just fantastic! Isn't it funny that it's called the Blues, but it immediately puts a smile on your face, and gets you movin' and groovin'?

[@roxannebulthuis5946]

ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@SkycieLightning]

Blues is a part of human existence

[@SkycieLightning]

:)

[@SkycieLightning]

:D

[@stanleycrim]

Muddy - "You know the Blues had a baby and they called it 'Rock 'n Roll'"

[@mikeday9548]

And I say to myself what a wonderful world. D'oah!

[@marinogomezgarcia2113]

holy waters for my soul is Muddy Waters really gooood!

[@rickysachs6757]

Emperor of the Blues-Muddy Waters!

[@martinmusshorn4709]

Bad ass blues gets better over time

[@nobody85323]

OMG the best blues guy ever.....

[@hannimalgray4978]

Aloha, mahaloe nui loa pealoe, from Shainia daughter of Hannimal Two Moon's and Likaleialani Lumpura Kukonu. Brings back memories of long ago. Beautiful memories 💖

[@hoopmystic1]

The crowd is lively without being too prominent, and Muddy is backed by his sublime latter-day touring band which featured drummer Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, harpist Jerry Portnoy, bassist Calvin "Fuzz" Jones, guitarists Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson and Bob Margolin, and the great Joe "Pinetop" Perkins on piano

[@creamydistortion]

That dude who whistles during certain parts is more in-tune than most singers!

[@creamydistortion]

P.S. I got kicked out of Muddy's Son (Big Bill Morgenfield)'s concert for drinkin' and dancin' and checkin' out his licks... My how times have changed. That was in 2012 or some latter-day nonsense...

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

@@creamydistortion ... and what does " checkin' out his licks" mean? you got tossed for watching his fingers?

[@tomvanhouten9288]

Wow!!! what a band. I saw Mr. Waters back in the 70's but was too young to appreciate the stellar company he was keeping. Thanks for sharing that

[@Ccarool1]

Great band

[@patrickelkins3840]

I like blues my mom had so much blues music and things

[@Lonewolf-qh4fh]

You are my inspiration. And anyone that artist with you. Peace ✌

[@stevekeltner6022]

Think the music rhythm and tone and playing ,strummin etc is 😊😊😊 ooo🥳🥳💙❤️❤️❤️❤️💙💙💙💙💞💞💞💌💌❣️❣️❣️❣️🤩🤩🤩🤩😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😄😄😄😃😃😀😗

[@ianmarshall9144]

230,000 years in the making , yep some homo sapiens just blow me away , great tunes sir !

[@jeremywallis1960]

This should have way more likes. Share with your friends.

[@emailsender7139]

The degenerates of today like music that is depressing and makes you want to kill yourself.

[@tuesdayafternoon13]

This ain't no album...it's the GOSPEL #LORDAMERCY

[@johnharris6837]

Actually the blues springs from the gospel, thats were Muddy got his start.

[@tuesdayafternoon13]

@@johnharris6837 🙏 Amen

[@BrianLockett]

The thought that crosses my mind almost every time I hear blues music (esp., by Muddy Waters): It's virtually impossible to calculate how much of popular music worldwide owes a huge debt to blues music. And just about as impossible to find a finer paragon for the blues than Muddy Waters.

[@DannyintheSpirit]

Yep: Jazz, R and B, Rock, etc are all descendants of the Blues.

[@starlingdavidhunter3]

Yes. this is correct. and if you keep digging you end up back in West Africa where the blues seem to have originated. If you haven't heard them yet, check out Putumayo's "Memphis to Mali" and also Ry Cooder+ Ali Farka Toure's "Talking Timbuktu" or just Ali's own "Heygana"

[@l214laus]

@@starlingdavidhunter3 Hello Starling, the Putumayo recordings are fantastic, quite a range of musical tastes. Your suggestions will prompt me to hunt out what I have and have a re-listen to some of the recordings. Thanks.

[@michaeldsnts]

The Blues had a baby, and they called it Rock n Roll.......✌️♥️🎵

[@gunjabeans]

Great concert! That Rhythm Section! ...keeps it solid all the way through.

[@gunjabeans]

@@JC-vg5gl Stop what?

[@adamfelsen7039]

by far one of the best blues sets i have ever heard

[@mississippimoondog]

Hell Yes

[@busdriver3469]

Muddy is the man! Buddy is really all that's left

[@RonniE-wl1vt]

we've got Gary & the other black guys name(I forget) but both of them can play too

[@RonniE-wl1vt]

Eric gales is his name lol

[@cathyjohnson919]

I have always loved muddy waters. So very talented he can play those blues

[@markweatherly6782]

I saw Muddy Waters with this same band as an opening act for Eric Clapton in March 1979 in El Paso, Texas. I was 16 and way too young to fully appreciate this at the time, but I treasure the memory. Thanks for posting this.

[@richardprado5914]

Ohhh my....that's pure water to my ears.... Salutes from Brazil

[@kentbeery4941]

Saw him with Eric Clapton in 1979 at the Stadium

[@HaWkEmPiRe]

This sorcery should be preserved

[@steviesugano6355]

Chi Town & Muddy, Died and Gone to Heaven.

[@Jeffrey8792]

Best version of Muddy Waters I think I have heard.

[@donaldcarpenter5328]

Heaven on EARTH thanks, I NEEDED this....

[@POORMANSGOLD]

Can't beat Muddy Waters.

[@paulgordon6949]

Man still had it up until the end, didn't he? I mean I know he lived another few years after this recording, but he still sounds as good here as he ever did. What a show. Don't make em like that anymore. No sir.

[@jennifergonzalez6431]

The smoooooothnessssssss

[@haraldberken5054]

Very nice recording! Thats a masterpiece of blues history! There are not many such high quality recordings of Muddy Waters concerts available.

[@frankzanka648]

There's a lot.

[@davidherz9968]

@@frankzanka648 a list please, thanks

[@michaeldsnts]

@@davidherz9968 start with #HardAgain and work your back. There's a million recordings with Muddy & Willie Dixon & Buddy Guy and so on.......✌️♥️🎵

[@rafaelalvarez-fo8oz]

@@michaeldsnts johnny winter really helped Muddy get back where he belonged: center stage

[@virino2586]

@@frankzanka648 Go to Amazon and search on "Muddy Waters live."

[@raydavies5249]

The Great Muddy Waters !!!!

[@gilesellis8002]

Blues, is all that is Needed.